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Of course

Also home to Shakin Stevens, the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Queen Mother
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Sorry my comment above seems to have misled

Fulchester United is the correct answer

Taken from the once popular Viz comic (I thought this may have escaped the attentions of most Forum users but obviously not)
 

Xenophon PCDGS

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Oh dear..the fact that I must have read VIZ will do no good for my image as something of a " boring bookish old fogey" on this forum......:oops:

I will declare OPEN FLOOR and allow some "bright young thing" set the next one....while I hide in disgrace in a dark corner of the forum...:roll:
 

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As Kinston Flyer has declared an open floor I pose another philatelic one:

Which territory issued a postage stamp portraying Queen Elizabeth carrying an infant Prince Andrew in her arms?
 

Golghar

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Till 1969 Guernsey had its regional issues but has been issuing its own postage stamps only since. You may be thinking of the stamp on the upper left in this block commemorating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. It shows Prince Charles admiring an infant Prince Andrew but the protrait of the Queen isn't part of the picture.

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The stamp I am looking for was issued in 1961 by a British Overseas Territory as part of a definitive series.
 

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The Freemantle Doctor is the wind that blows off teh sea and through Freemantle near Perth in Western Australia
 

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The Freemantle Doctor is the wind that blows off teh sea and through Freemantle near Perth in Western Australia

Correct - it usually heralds a welcome cool change after a period of excessive heat.
 

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As a West Ham fan, whose Dad went to school with Sir Trevor, I'd be shot if I didn't get that!

In which sport could you perform a solo in the square if you fetched a forty-five, possibly get a tick, and hope to win Sam?
 

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As a West Ham fan, whose Dad went to school with Sir Trevor, I'd be shot if I didn't get that!

In which sport could you perform a solo in the square if you fetched a forty-five, possibly get a tick, and hope to win Sam?
"Getting a tick for a 45" sounds like Peak Bashing! :)

However its probably something American, and therefore ipso facto tedious - like Basketball
 

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